Sentence examples for published in the course of from inspiring English sources
Her first six books, published in the course of two decades, were met with a critical shrug and sales that Shriver later described as "in the toilet".
Her first six books, published in the course of two decades,… In 1968, Norman Mailer directed and starred in two films, "Beyond the Law" and "Wild 90".
Furthermore, the release of "Laudato Si" release was timed much as were all the most politically charged encyclicals published in the course of the 20th century — just after major international political developments.
"This is first whether the publication publishes news-related material, second whether the publication is written by different authors, third whether it is to any extent subject to editorial control and fourth whether it is published in the course of a business".
To this end, many epidemiological studies have been published in the course of the last 16 years.
Table 2 gives a timeline of programme developments, including some key parliamentary and independent reports published in the course of the programme.
They added that even accurate data that had been lawfully published initially could "in the course of time become incompatible with the directive".
The book has just been published in the United States; of course reporters will ask about the content.
Our virtual issues focus on cutting-edge topics and present key articles which have been published in the journal over the course of the last years.
Better known examples include Jean de La Fontaine's Contes et nouvelles en vers (Tales and Novels in Verse), published over the course of many years; Charles Perrault's Contes de ma mère l'oye (1697; Tales of Mother Goose); and Auguste, comte de Villiers de L'Isle-Adam's Contes cruels (1883; Cruel Tales).
In confirmation with the data published during the course of our work (Hurteau et al, 2007; Gregory et al, 2008; Park et al, 2008), the detected miRNAs induced a mesenchymal to epithelial transition (MET) and inhibited EMT, migration and invasion of undifferentiated cancer cells.
